Maintenance & Reliabilty Best Practices
Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices
Maintenance and Reliability Best Practices is a three-day, in-person course that covers the practices behind high-performing maintenance organizations. It is designed for maintenance and reliability professionals who want a complete, practical framework for moving their operation from reactive maintenance to a proactive, reliability-centered way of working.
The course covers the full spectrum of maintenance and reliability fundamentals: maintenance strategy and asset criticality, failure behavior and the P-F curve, work management from identification through close-out, planning and scheduling, preventive and predictive maintenance program design, condition monitoring, MRO and spare parts management, performance metrics including OEE, root cause analysis, and the leadership practices required to sustain improvement. The content is aligned with the SMRP Body of Knowledge and provides a strong foundation for professionals preparing for the CMRP credential.
Throughout the three days, you will work through exercises, case discussions, and assessments that connect each concept to your own plant. You will leave with a clear picture of where your operation stands today and a prioritized set of actions to take back to your site.
This portal hosts all the training materials for the course, including the course workbook, pre-course learning materials, reference documents, templates, and supporting resources. You can download any of these at any time, before, during, or after the classroom sessions. Your instructor will guide you on which resource to use at each point during the program, so there is no need to work through anything in advance unless directed.
For any questions about the course or materials, contact Dennis Herman at [email protected].